Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-10-22
MANY MATCHES.
The Sllkon banda Woven During thu
Past Week.
BATEs-sMITH.

MT. flOrence DhIcs anu MISS Mol
lie Smith were married at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Little on Wednesday
night the 18th inst. Mr. Bates Il Il
well known and prominent business
man of the firm of WhlteHeld, Bates
e Co., and enjoys an enviable reputa.
ton and position socially and com
mercially. His bride Is in every
way qualified to crown his life WITH
happiness and to share with him the
vicissitudes Of fortune. She Is n
young lady of high character and
personal attractions, Of a most excel
lent and amiabie disposition,
and pure and blameless life.
She is the granddaughter Of the ven
cradle Mrs. Little, who has been con-
nected with the history Of Clarks-
vile for hearty half a century, and
has always been considered an esti-
mable lady. The CHRONICLE offers
cordial congratulations.
The Il. G. Bates Orchestra made
excellent music for the wedding, and
the guests were RECALLED with an ex-
cellent banquet. 1t was an enjoya-
BILE occasion, and everybody came
away well pleased.
The bride is the daughter Of Mr.'J.
A. Smith, and the sister of Mr.. Geo.
II. Smith, both Of Erin.
GHoLsoN-KEEsEE.
Alex II. Gholson Esq, and Miss
Virginia j. Keesee, both of this city,
were united in matrimony at Rich
mon street Christian church, Cincin-
natl, Ohio, on Thursday October, 90,
at o'clock p. m.
Alex is popular and promising
young attorney Of this city who has
many friends, and bids fair to win
both fame and fortune in the profess
sion of his choice. Certainly he has
already won a very fair and lovely
bride. She is a favorite in Clarks-
vile society in which she is admired
and respected for her beauty, anna
bility and many virtues and accom-
plishments.
We veture the assertion that there
has no couple been married in many
day, Of Clarksyille's sons and
daughters, who have had more well
wishers, or who will be more gener-
ally and heartily congratulated, in
which the CHRONICLE heartily joins.
BAXTER-TALLEY
At the residence Of the BRIDES faith
err, Mr.. George Talley, on the South
side, on Wednesday, Oct 18th, Mr.
Robert O. Baxter and Miss Emma
A. Talley. We extend to the bride
and groom the CHRONICLES warmest
congratulations and wish them much
happiness.
BEDwELLrINGRAM.
AT the residence of Mr.. Ingram,
near St. Bethlehem, this county, on
the 18th inst, Mr.. w. B. BedwelI to
Miss Matte Ingram, Squire Walthal
officiating. This young couple are
worthy of the greatest happiness and
prosperity during their life journey
and we sincerely wish they may en-
joy it.
Bethany METCAIR.
Mr.. Sterling Bellamy and Miss
Jessie Metcalf were married on
Thursday Of last week, at White
Chapel, by the Rev. w. b. Ander-
son. If the CHRONICLE by wishing
could procure them a peaceful and
joyous voyage across the sea of mat
rimony they would have it, and not
a care, or trouble, or stosm would
cross its cheerful pathway.
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